Large-scale production of sunlight generated electricity is not the same in different parts of the world because of differences in latitude, climate, number of sunlight hours, and geography.
Explanation:
In recent times the production of energy, including electric energy, is gradually switching toward alternative methods and to decrease the usage of fossil fuels. The main reason behind this is the alarming situation because of the pollution of Earth's spheres. The sunlight is a renewable type of energy source, meaning it is always available and it is not expandable.
Not every place on Earth is able to use the potential of the sunlight at its fullest though. An area needs to be flat or relatively flat, with sunlight dominating for most of the year, and to be at a latitude where the sunlight is falling under more direct angles. Most of Earth doesn't provide these conditions, so while some areas have huge potential to produce large-scale electricity generated by sunlight, the rest of the areas are much more limited in this department.
